MisterMcDoo

$0.50 shipping/handling is all.

This is the one I will probably have trouble selling, I love it, but if I must to have the greatest collection of Dutch and polymer notes... I will!

Shipped price $35 for that note...

I have for Italian...

P-25, P-26, P-28, P-29, P-31, P-54, P-59, P-75, P-88, P-91, P-92, P-93, P-101, P-109, P-114, and P-115.

If you want to see pics... http://aes.iupui.edu/rwise/countries/italy.html

Thanks for the purchases Friedman

The Bahamas note I am not selling, there is a few notes that I just cannot let go...

Cuba 100 Pesos 1950, $18.00

Russian Roubles, $5.00

Old 5 Pesos Plata, $10.00

France 100 (in AU) $180.00

Bhutan note... $2.00

Also on KWB notes I am selling a 1 and 5 Bhutan:

Bhutan

P-12 1 Ngultrum ND (1986), Palace...........................1.75

P-14 5 Ngultrum ND (1986), Palace...........................2.75

this auction has ENDED!

Congrats Art

You will be sent this note for the total of $1.50...

I'll stretch this auction just at bit... any more bids? Ends tomorrow evening.

$130 shipped would be fine for that lot.

Actually the 100 Pounds note was already for sale on KWB notes,

That's $100 for the 100 pounds, + $3.00 for the HK note, $23.00 for the swiss note, and $5 for the Kuwait note.

My Dad used to own a business that created bookmarks out of banknotes.... but that's from Intis and such...

Or you can just buy more Intis...

Really??? With €uro notes or markkaa notes? And how was this done (what venue etc.)?

Oh, I didn't say that right... I'm not sure if it was the government that set up the auctions, but there was a bunch of 5 Markkaas on some internet auction site, they all had repeating, incredibly low, etc. serial numbers.

I'm SO angry, I have been watching the bank's site!!!

How DARE he crease such a note.

Unfortunately, been there, done that... I saw a complete set of very old Moroccan notes that were covered in scotch tape to protect them. The set would be worth around $800-1000 without the tape.

No more bids?

No more bids?

Here's my bnb:

http://www.banknotebank.com/user_view.aspx?id=MisterMcDoo

I usually put one or two banknotes from each country I have on there. If you want something or want to know what else I have, give me an email (not a PM please)

kwbnotes@hotmail.com

Oh yeah, and the exceptions are you can't have anything remotely Dutch or anything polymer.

I'm going to try to amass the most complete collection of Dutch and polymer banknotes ever known...

Starting bid lowered to $0.30.

Norway

P-46 50 Kroner, 1998, green, dragonfly..................13.00

P-47a 100 Kroner, 1998, theatre............................26.00

P-48c 200 Kroner, ND (2000), North Pole................51.00

NORWAY special!!! Purchase all three high-demand banknotes for just 82.00.

Cuba

P-SET 1,3,5,10,20,50,100 pesos convertibles P-FX37s-43s, 1994, specimens...........................................................50.00

Slovenia

P-1s1 1 Tolar, 1990, mountains "VZOREC" spec..........9.00

P-2s1 2 Tolar, 1990, mountains "VZOREC" spec..........9.00

P-3s1 5 Tolar, 1990, mountains "VZOREC" spec..........9.00

P-4s1 10 Tolar, 1990, mountains "VZOREC" spec.........6.50

P-5s1 50 Tolar, 1990, mountains "VZOREC" spec.........6.50

P-6s1 100 Tolar, 1990, mountains "VZOREC" spec.......6.50

P-8s1 500 Tolar, 1990, mountains "VZOREC" spec.......6.50

P-9s1 1000 Tolar, 1990, mountains "VZOREC" spec....23.00

SPECIAL! Purchase all of the above Slovenian specimens together for just 60.00... a 10.00 discount.

Thailand

Special! High demand commemorative P-109 100 Baht, 100 years of Goverment Bank.........7.50, two for 14.00, three for 20.00.

Trinidad and Tobago...

P-44 20 Dollars, 2002, hummingbird at left, just $11.00

P-41 1 Dollar, 2002, bird at left.

http://aes.iupui.edu/rwise/banknotes/trini...natedacbs_f.jpg

http://aes.iupui.edu/rwise/banknotes/trini...natedacbs_b.jpg

Very cool disappearing ink feature on reverse, starting at just $0.10.

BIN is $1.25, again I will not stop the auction if there is a BIN because I have three of these notes left.

Thanks! Ends in three days.

P-45 10 Rupees, commem. new king, polymer.

http://aes.iupui.edu/rwise/banknotes/nepal...onatedsrb_f.jpg

http://aes.iupui.edu/rwise/banknotes/nepal...onatedsrb_b.jpg

Ok.... this note has a BIN of $2.00, and starts at $0.50 with no fixed increments.

The auction will NOT discontinue if there is a BIN, I ordered 10 of these notes and have already sold just three of them.

Ends in three days... thanks!

-Ben

It'a classic counterfeit, to make the paper feel and appear to have the same consistency (sp?) of the cotton/linen composite of a real 100 Dollar bill it is put into a dryer and tossed about to give it an "aged" effect.

Oooh, I always miss these contests.

Oh well... a belated happy birthday to Eric!

Hi Edison!

I can't imagine a brick of notes left in a safe place wouldn't remain CU, but for added protection you can use shrink wrap.

Or by wrapped do you mean it is already covered in plastic?? It should be fine as it is.